Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-12-21

o''uruty 1t lancaster IA in
Heading, IS inches. Country ro.d.
sre drfted ss high as the fenc.s Tn.
snow IN the roads viii last till spring time.
To al subscribers to the srx,,s
REPUBLICAN who pay arr-.rayes .,1 -
ue ""'ar and hfty cents in advanee. TBs
weekly Prsi' and the SENTINEL AND Rr-
year. f'''- " O''
The British Free Trade press .r.,. .-,
CieSeiand's Congressional M-s-,ye pr-,
'''" Tor 1888 They see how itrs in A-----
ca. TIE President Is ssuer to TIE s,,a
onss and tree trafers as be can well ger
without declaring himself to be one.
AIRS Nnrii Crawford widow Of Brv.o,
CraStord. deed, died on Tu. si.v tb.. 19,b =,
'ae residence OF her son William r. Cr,w
.o'' IN Patterson. She was aged 66 wears
month and Is days. Inierment took Place
IN the Presbyterian graveyard last Wedne.-
day.
IN me State Grunge, last week. th- Com
nl''ee on resolutions .'rcported a series
OF resolutions declaring for tariff for revenp.
only and opposing reduction Of the tariff
on raw materials. This report eIici,es
sood Heal Of discussion and not meeting
tie views Of the Grange was laid on IN,
table,
\ National Convention of Republican
clubs was held in New FORK CITY last week.
In union there is strength, and their meet.
ing this early, indicates, a united effort 10
I IN he
country. which are threatened with disas-
ter by the Cleveland Congressional Message
Platform.
When Senator John ] Patterson was on
ms way to Bloomington, few days ago.
he was interviewed by a Chicago Tribune
reporter on the political aspect. since
C.eveland's announcement OF his platform
Tor 1855 The Senator tod the Tribune
Reporter that Pennsylvania will give Blaine
a majority OF I5O, 900 in 1883.
English SPAWN Liuiment removes all
Hard Soft, or CaIlou-ed Lumys aud B,rm-
Ishcs from horses, Blood Spawn, Curbs.
/ Sphnts. Swcrny, Riug-brnr. Stifgs.
SFrain'. all Swol'cu Throars, Coughs, Etc.
Save SO by the use of one bottle. War
rauted- So by /. Banks 4 Co. Druggi-t..
Nihmrown Pa. Oct. 20 -. emo
The new church building Of Emanuel,
E'angeIcd Lutheran Congregation at
lThomp-outova viii b. q dieated 10 the
vor.hip OF the Triuue God, on New Years.
Day, January lst lsss, at 10 4. IN. Drdi-
ra'orv sermon to be preached by Rev. F.
W. Conrad d D.. editor OF the Lutheran
Observer Neighoortng clergyman and
the public generally are invited to attend
the services.
Tie teachers Institute, held last week in
the Court House vas largely attended.
Superintendent Auman spared no effort TO
make 10 a success. aud the many able teach
yrs ia the county rallied to his support, and
by ttrir united effort pfotJah!e institute
was held 90 all participants, and 4 pleasant
aud Profitable entertainment wss furnished
to the uiuuy Spectators who from time TO
TIME attended the sessions of the Institute.
"Wh1t was tue biggest ,caooj OF arcS
err! you ever saw p asked a summer board
er o.; old Captain GIoster. -sThe biggest
school ct raIckcr Il ever saw p repeated
mp bis trousers. .sWeIl, ms'im, ;he big
g-~t school of m-cke-e' ever say vas oil
the BanEs, away back in 10. But Lnr'
bless you, mtam. that wasn't no school OF
mackereI. That Wa aunivarsity. s. m-r-
vII- Journal
The Democratic party has had a high
opinion ol President g C',v-Irud, i-d e Z. .
believed him 10 be better than his party
which l. q great mi,t,kr. They don't hlt <
So much ct hun since his late ugryss ioual
M-sss<- .arform tor less. has been denver
ed. HIS policy a. aid down in tlst message
4 is l. furious in it, tendency To- the m4uui4ct
: urin- iudu,tri-s Of this country aud Tor tbaI
I rvason a .arge T,Ieeutaee O. brs party &c
not look upon hi'n with toe same favor thai
{ they looked on him one month ago.
; 1t shnu d ever have the pleasure o
= going 20 the Legislature agaii," I'd in x,
P,rshin-, a. be ord,rrt the final dischirg,
= of an in-olycnt nan who bad been col
o yicted OF loving harder than wise, and wh
" la. served a few mo nths in Jail rather tina
paw the unfortunate omsn Tor the suuPor
OF their child. would ask fir the rrpes
!, OF the iusoIvent act This insolvent act,
i, con tiuued his horror, lis a farce Thrr- l
no reason why strong, healthy men, ao
TO work. should not support their ofsFrin
. a. other laws require them to do
The acts OF two foolish young peoP
reads thus: James Bunce, OF MIller's st
tiou. Erie county, a well-to- do your
farmer. visited his sweetheart, Miss Lyd
Patterson, Tuesday night and found sn"th
Young man in her company. lie immcdia'
Ia strpped ont OF the Patterson parl or
" the front porch ana blew his brains a
IN Miss Patterson rushed out, raised bin
p saw that he was cad, ran into the hous
h. seized a carving knife and made desperI
attempt to cut her throat, aud injured he
in self seriously before she could be diStru
a. ed.
&C. The Pbilad-rphil Record Almanac
o. 1855 already issued. will prove itself
vain. HE hand book to whosover 1t l. So
is Ab..ut one htif ol il il taken no with n
* PICTURES OF places Of interest m Phihde' %
81, ~, may l-srn more about the nne bu
lie ;-rs Of the Quaker Civ 10y examining
p.res han by tramFing through the el''
.,bore week. An article on h"l-te'n fr
-., c.,t.. is va.uAbie, and IN sid'no"
nat ,b,-r. are Over 50 pages Of sta'is'
.-,hr,eiur eIlction tables. sporting ID
game laws ard record OF general ana g
GENTS that have transPired within the ,
me
:. year
nu- The Juniat. valley Editorial AssoeiAu
mW .HHH =
A. ne, in Altoona Tribune oiiee last Sa'uiu =
raj tn. meeting was well attended Hnd 81
-. A. po,aI Of other bu>iDes-, the follow
enc officers we're elected res'd"nt' NJ
al p--u. Altoona Tribune vice TIs',.iTo''
ley a .r,.,,. Juuiafa Herald. aiiiin'o q
ru- .--..,-r-- 4 Conrad lrlr